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One of my friends uses "sandwich" paper - the kind they use for wrapping burgers - for her paper piecing. She staples a bunch of them together, with a regular paper pattern on top, then runs the stack thru' her machine with no thread, and 'sews' on all the stitching lines. Voila! A set of light-weight paper piecing papers, pre-perforated, easy to tear off when you're done.
Just another option.... sue |
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Here's mine. Have bodgied up the points a bit but never mind, a blind man would be pleased to see it :lol:
Decided to make the BOMs for a quilt for my grandson, so below is what I got so far, am catching up. Is done in brights, grandson likes in your face colours :) Also got some buzzy bee fabric in it, cause what's a NZ childrens quilt without a buzzy bee |
WOW they are great very colorful. He'll love them beauitful job on all of them. Like the buzzy bee
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Very nice. Those points look just fine. I think he'll be happy.
tim |
WOW! Good job - you have really pulled all the blocks together. Great colors.
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Patrice what a beautiful star. If I could only paper piece...
you have done a GREAT job. Scarlett686_ |
Those are all so Awesome!!!!!
ShellyQ, your quilt is going to be soooo adorable!! Patrice, excellent, as always!!! Tim, I if you don't want the one you made, send it to me, so I can give it a good home!! :mrgreen: I'll send you my addy!!! :lol: |
All of the blocks are wonderful! You make it look so easy! LOL
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i think i am going to pass on this one i printed it but have no idea ho to do it. hope i can manage aug. block
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Originally Posted by CassandraE
i think i am going to pass on this one i printed it but have no idea ho to do it. hope i can manage aug. block
Maybe you can find an article on paper piecing and take it from there? tim |
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